Missionary Society program at Elnora and birthday notices
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian church at Elnora hosts a program Tuesday afternoon February 3 at Mrs. Ellen Slip's home featuring hymns, devotional, scripture Romans 10 7 1 3 5, talks by Goldie Powers and Mary Quillian, and special prayers for China. The Standard Bearers meet February 2 at 7 00 pm at Mrs. Woodf's home in Elnora with a program on China and local stories. A birthday celebration marks "Uncle" Thomas J Johnson's 78th birthday with a chicken supper and guests from Shoals and nearby towns. A county meeting of Spanish American War veterans is planned for the courthouse area. A dancing party hosted by Krempp on Moridian street entertains local youth. Birthday party for a familiar resident includes games, music, and refreshments. A church basement social with a box social and entertainment concludes the week's events.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Elnora
Ellen Slip
Lender
Lottie Hannah
Goldie Powers
Mary Quilliawn
China
All
Song
Ellen Slimp
L. A. ‘Woodf
Marjorie Tayne
Mrs. Woodams
Sil
Mary Bershing
Syiecal
Mother Wong
Hoove Thompson
Yrol Cail
Ane
Thomas J. Johnson
Shas
Shoals
Johnson
Frank Gilkison
Harry Shirley
Charles W. Runyon
Alice
Wilford Pon
Elsie
Class event offers corn, candy and treats for all
A large turnout joined in a festive class refreshment with popcorn candy and other edibles described as among the best times ever held by the class.
Community groups plan events at county clubs and schools
The M E Epworth League schedules a February 7:30 p m Covered Dish Valentine Party with a Win My Chem campaign February 8 12. neighboring leagues assist. Monday Afternoon Club sets February 2 program on Travel Then and Now and a Bertha Hastings book review. A Jefferson School supper serves oyster stew and coffee. Knights of Pythias plan a county joint meeting. An arranged marriage is recorded for Clovis Shields and Alice Hopkins. Wishing Workers Sunday School class meets at Ed Fisher home. a Thimble club forms with officers. Get Together Party at Sugarland School draws 100 patrons and endorses buying a school Victrola. Elnora Study Club holds a Huntful meeting with Italian sculpture topics and a current events segment. Bridge at Kessomo features Noridge Pub high score to Mrs Sinnott. Ben Hur Lodge meets at U hall. John Bline wins prize. visitors attend dances from several towns.
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M. E. Epworth League
Bicknell
Tidecates Loogootee
Petershburg
Bessie Myers
Bertha Hastings
Elnora
Arnold Irwin
Italy
Claude Yeoman
Weathers
Local Names Listed in Patchy OCR Fragment
Readable names include Micheals Vivian McBride from Shoals Ruth Gwinn from Witherines Greely King and Eddie Watson from Bicknell Melvin Smith from Wheatland John Prather from unknown placement
Dance at K of C Hall Renowned for Evening Spirit
Attendees praised the Friday dance at the K of C hall with the St. Louis Country Club orchestra delivering lively music. The event drew a large crowd and applause, while community members, including Orville Haynes, a former city resident, added to the evening’s prestige.
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C. Hall
St. Louis
Woman Wins Seventy Five Thousand in Wheat Pit
Chicago reports Miss Isabel Comstock, a small-letter business operator, earned an estimated $75 000 in the wheat pit after starting with 150 dollars last August. She says she bought as prices rose, reinvested profits, and continued trading as wheat values climbed, then sold.
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Chicago
Ibel Comstock
Plans Set for Midwinter Indiana Democratic Meeting
Indianapolis hosts the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association with Senator Samuel M. Ralston delivering the banquet address at the Claypool hotel. Other speakers include Thority St. Marshall Thomas Taggart WW H O'Brien Mrs L G Elfin ham Walt Chambers and John Be Prez. A Friday business session will elect officers with John Gorman becoming president by rotation. A Thursday round table will cover foreign advertising and school news. In Pike County a fox drive yielded three captured foxes and losses of poultry.
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Indianapolis
Jan
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Samuel M. Ralston
Claypool Hotel
Thority St. Marshall
Thomas Taggart
Joseph Craven
Carleton McCulloch
John
John F. Mitchell
Ing
John Gorman
Fof Primateh
John BePrez
Shelbyville Democrat
E. E. Cox
Hartford City
Women dress trends noted in early fashion piece
United Press fashion column surveys why women dress, noting modern dress as more stylish and self expressive. It discusses class shifts from vamp nostalgia to middle aged wives setting fashion, cosmetics empowering urban and small town women, and hints at trousers as a future trend. It closes with a grant pledge toward a Franklin College science ball.
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Butchers
Paul Poiret
Indiana Fire Losses Drop as Arson Cases Rise
A cautious report notes reduced overall fire losses in Indiana while the arson division reports record investigations and 25 convictions for arson. Total fires fell to the lowest annual figure in years with 12 to 4,955 losses. January and June showed high destruction from large incidents.
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Indianapolis
Lye
Janu
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